Church Overview
During the 1843 Disruption in the Church of Scotland, some of the congregation left the Parish church of Insh Parish Church, Kincraig, to hold their own services in Insh village. The land owner built them a small Mission Church in the style of a cottage, long, low and with white-harled walls. Originally it had a tin roof, later replaced with tiles. A ship’s bell is installed in a simple bellcote on the west gable. The village war memorial is in the Church grounds.
Simple interior with pitch pine pews and white-washed walls. Mosaic window in the form of a Celtic cross made by school children is in the wall facing the road.
Services
6.00 pm on the 3rd Sunday of the month
Opening Arrangements
Image Gallery
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Insh Village Church
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